Two other things:
-Cache filenames and '..'
The new Linux kernel has an httpd module. As a security feature, it refuses to serve
any file that has '..' in its name. (This prevents requests to, say
../../../etc/passwd). How about if we use - instead of . in the filenames? Khttpd is
so fast it's almost sad and it would be a shame if we couldn't use it on Linux systems.
-Portlet state....
So far, looks like we have:
minimized (titlebar only)
maximized (full screen, full detail)
normal (fits into table, ? detail)
I think the level of detail in normal mode should be definable by each user.
Specifically, the options should be given to, say, not display images, not display
forms, not display summaries, and not display item text. These settings would apply
to all portlets of a given type for the user.
Should there be a different config for each type of portlet? Or should we come up with
a config screen that tries to have all possible defaults for all portlets in one?
The state should be a part of portletmarkup such that default state settings can be
stored in the db with each entry. Maximized should be a run-time only state.
Sorry for jumping around a lot. The change of season has got me feeling like I've
been hit in the forehead by a gold brick with a lemon twist wrapped around it.
-ed
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